Purchase Macbook vs Macbook Air?

I need to purchase a laptop and would like your opinion on a Macbook versus a Macbook Air.  If Macbook which size , 13" or 15 "?  If you recommend a Macbook Air - which size do you prefer 11" or 13"?  Thanks for any advice and recommendations

I agree with BGreg. It is important that you try and get some hands-on time with the different options and then pick the one that suits your needs (and pocket). What one person thinks is the perfect size, another will regard as an oversize behemoth.
If your needs are primarily portability then one of the Airs or the 13" Macbook Pro may fit the bill. I find the 15" Pro a bit large and heavy for my taste. Even the 13" Pro may be too heavy. However, if you need a larger screen and the option of more RAM for image or video manipulation then the 15" Pro may be a good choice - for you.
At the moment you have not been specific enough about your requirements for anyone to give you a meaningful recommendation.

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